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5 great critics of modernity: • Nietzsche • GK Chesterton • James Burnham • Aldous Huxley • Julius Evola Who would you add to the list?
Critics of Modernity: A Reading List 2 min intros to some of their best ideas • Nietzsche on Master-Slave Morality • Chesterton on Education • Burnham on Power • Huxley on Modern Pleasures • Evola's Revolt Against The Modern World Read on: https://memod.com/jashdholani/boards/critics-of-modernity-2372
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